tinku
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Etymology edit
From Mandarin 電鍋／电锅 (diànguō, “electric rice cooker”).
Pronunciation edit
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tinku
Spanish edit
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
tinku m (plural tinkus)
- (Bolivia) a ritual from the north of Bolivia, originally ritualistic combat but now more dancing
- 2016 November 9, “Y la embajadora de Potosí es... Jimena Antelo”, in El Deber Bolivia[1]:
- La rubia, que también conduce Fama, Poder y Ganas en radio Activa, recibió de regalo una tetera de plata, una placa y un sombrero de tinku.
- (please add an English translation of this quotation)
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